Travel to Netherlands

Holland is the country is a vast plain that in large areas (38%) is below the sea level. Practiced intensive farming (dairy cattle and crops such as rye, oats, wheat, potatoes). The population density is one of the highest in Europe. Highly industrialized, is also the third largest producer of natural gas and has a significant role in the oil industry, with large refineries in the Caribbean and in Rotterdam, which is the world center of the free market (spot market) of oil. Major petrochemical and electronic industries for export. As a result of the massive use of pesticides, groundwater is contaminated with high levels of nitrates also affected by large amounts of heavy metals. The main rivers carry all organic and industrial waste, mostly from other European countries. Important air pollution, mainly by the activities of refining and motor vehicles. High levels of acid rain.

Dutch Tourist Information

The range of possibilities and tourist activities offered by Holland is vast. Here you can attend a flower auction, make boat trips, rent a bike to explore the city, attending the famous jazz festivals and dance in various sports activities. The possibilities are almost endless. And traveling with children, nothing better than the Netherlands, a country of great holidays for young because the supply of attractions is also wide: zoos, amusement parks, beaches and much more.

Holland is the ideal country for the lovers of water sports. It can sail or motor in countless lakes (As Lake  Ijssel or the  Frisia Lake), as well as beautiful areas as the Delta of Zeeland. If you do not have your own boat, there are numerous in Holland where you can rent different types of boats that vary in price depending on the characteristics and season. It is necessary to bear in mind that if you navigate your own boat or hire a ship, you must follow the regulations issued by the Dutch government. Should approach one of the offices of Royal Touring Club of the Netherlands (ANBW) to collect all information.

Climate: Weather: Summers are generally warm with some periods of instability. In the Netherlands the climate is maritime and almost never make excessive heat. Winters can be very cold with the possibility of some snow. Rains throughout the year. Clothing: Outerwear for the winter. A raincoat is recommended at any time of year. In spring and summer light cotton clothes and a jersey or other piece of wool.

Religion: Roman Catholic 31%, Protestant 21%, Muslim 4.4%, other 3.6%, not 40% afliacion.

Currency: Euro

Population: 15,981,472

Language: Dutch

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